by Bart smeller June 27, 2020
Fear of american people
i see theres feae of english people so FUCK U AMERICA WITH UR FUCKING DUMB TEENAGERS AND PARENTS THAT ARE ABSOLUTE TWATS
i see theres feae of english people so FUCK U AMERICA WITH UR FUCKING DUMB TEENAGERS AND PARENTS THAT ARE ABSOLUTE TWATS
American- i have anglophobia
Me (an english) - SHUT THE FUCK UP I HAVE AMERICAPHOBIA BC OF U AND UR FUCKING BITCH HEAD AND UR CUM SOCK HAIR AND UR STINKY ARMPITS LIKE GO GET SOME PERFUME OR SOMETHING U DICKHEAD
Me (an english) - SHUT THE FUCK UP I HAVE AMERICAPHOBIA BC OF U AND UR FUCKING BITCH HEAD AND UR CUM SOCK HAIR AND UR STINKY ARMPITS LIKE GO GET SOME PERFUME OR SOMETHING U DICKHEAD
by I loooooveee chickennnn October 30, 2021
For many countries especially in Europe, where access to it was closed for many years by being under the USSR control ,America has always been a DreamLand which people had written songs and poems (literary) about. People paid a lot of money and brought up all of their connections to get L'evis Jeans. and if you had one you were the most stylish person in a city.
Americaphobia, i would say is obsession with America as a country, with Americans, their style, life style (or notorious American dream), or Marijuana or speaking manners like: Dude; what's up; Yo; Ok; Hi etc. In Russia we use them a lot. Or we use a lot of derivatives from an American words by just adding a Russian ending to it to go alone with Russian grammar. We've been using it for years.)
That all goes into to the term Americaphobia.
Derivatives also very typical for Brighton Beach
neighborhood, where some people have lived for the past 25 years. Where a mix of two languages together makes perfect sense which people don't even pay attention anymore to. It's a part of a culture now.
Americaphobia, i would say is obsession with America as a country, with Americans, their style, life style (or notorious American dream), or Marijuana or speaking manners like: Dude; what's up; Yo; Ok; Hi etc. In Russia we use them a lot. Or we use a lot of derivatives from an American words by just adding a Russian ending to it to go alone with Russian grammar. We've been using it for years.)
That all goes into to the term Americaphobia.
Derivatives also very typical for Brighton Beach
neighborhood, where some people have lived for the past 25 years. Where a mix of two languages together makes perfect sense which people don't even pay attention anymore to. It's a part of a culture now.
I can only bring a Russian example of an Americaphobia to it:
-Hi, как дела? (Hi, how are you?)
-OK!
2) поюзать - по-use- ать (to use with Russian ending to it)
-Hi, как дела? (Hi, how are you?)
-OK!
2) поюзать - по-use- ать (to use with Russian ending to it)
by *Mother Russia October 26, 2009